APP Testing

Localization testing aims to ensure that language and cultural components are appropriate for a given area. It may involve modifying the user interface or even the system’s original settings to meet the needs.

Numerous testers will do the same functions in this style of testing. They check for various items, including typographical problems, cultural appropriateness of the user interface, and language errors.

It is often referred to as “L10N” since localization contains ten characters between the letters L and N.

How to Conduct a Localisation Test

We conduct build verification testing, functional testing, regression testing, and final sign-off for a typical localization project.

1. Build verification testing is a subset of functional testing that occurs before the start of comprehensive testing by QA.

2. Normal testing is the process in which standard test cases are executed and log faults are discovered.

3. Regression testing ensures that errors are corrected with minimal impact on surrounding areas.

4. Final Sign-off is used to verify that the build is complete before being delivered to the client.